This reminds me of the coincidental gramatical similarities between somali and japanese even though they are completely different language families and completely unrelated
Somali waa and japanese は (wa) are used similarly despite the fact that は doesnt actually refer to being rather that role is the です (desu) afterwards
(Southern) somali noo(h) and japanese ね (ne) to prompt a confirmation response at the end of a statement
Somali haa/haye and japanese はい (ha'i) / は (ha) to affirm a statement
There are other ones i forgot i might come back to it later for now have this video
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